32 Spline Drive Shaft 17.5" Dragster Lenco Casale V Drive Hydro Boat Land Speed on 2040-parts.com
Torrance, California, United States
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Here is nice used Lenco 32 spline solid drive shaft used on drag car and boats. 17.5" long, 1.375" diameter at splines, 32-spline Retail Price: $300 rayson craft, hallet, cole, hondo, v drive, hydro, schiada, miller, sanger, mako, campbell, connelly, glenwood, lenco, owens land speed |
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